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SPDM316
6/1/62
NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA
For Immediate Release
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CARLETON COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU
Northfield, Minnesota
Jane Koelges, Director
Telephone: Niagara $-kh31, ext. 218
Eight Carleton College graduates will receive Alumni Achievement Awards
during the College's Alumni Reunion week-end to be held on the campus
June 15-17.
The awards will be presented by Carleton's retiring president, Dr.
Laurence M. Gould, at a reunion banquet Saturday, June 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the
Carleton Tea Room.
Among those honored for their devotion and service to the College are
four prominent Minnesotans. They are Dr. E. Covell Bayley, physician and
mayor of Lake City; Ward B. Lewis, Minneapolis attorney and partner in the law
firm of Best, Flanagan, Lewis, Simonet and Bellows; Mrs. Clara Peterson Ronning
(Mrs. J. A,), of Minneapolis, a past president of the College's Alumni
Association, and prominent participant in the American Association of University
Women; and G. Slade Schuster, Medical Administrator for the Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, Minnesota.
In addition a husband and wife will also receive the awards. They are
the Right Reverend Mr. Ivol I. Curtis and Mrs. Lillian Kinney Curtis of Los
Angeles, California. Reverend Curtis is Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Los Angeles and Mrs. Curtis has recently earned her Librarian's
degree and is serving in a Los Angeles public library.
Two of the recipients are educators. They are Professor James R.
Hawkinson, a member of the faculty of the graduate school of Sales Management
at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, and Joseph H. Markley, now of
Gallatin Gateway, Montana, who retired after 30 years as coach at Central High
School, Minneapolis, While there, he was responsible for promoting construction
of the school's athletic field - named Markley Field in his honor. This is
the only athletic field in Minneapolis which was not constructed with taxpayers'
money.
(Biographical sketch attached.)

SPDM316
6/1/62
NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA
For Immediate Release
M
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From:
^V jg>
v**
CARLETON COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU
Northfield, Minnesota
Jane Koelges, Director
Telephone: Niagara $-kh31, ext. 218
Eight Carleton College graduates will receive Alumni Achievement Awards
during the College's Alumni Reunion week-end to be held on the campus
June 15-17.
The awards will be presented by Carleton's retiring president, Dr.
Laurence M. Gould, at a reunion banquet Saturday, June 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the
Carleton Tea Room.
Among those honored for their devotion and service to the College are
four prominent Minnesotans. They are Dr. E. Covell Bayley, physician and
mayor of Lake City; Ward B. Lewis, Minneapolis attorney and partner in the law
firm of Best, Flanagan, Lewis, Simonet and Bellows; Mrs. Clara Peterson Ronning
(Mrs. J. A,), of Minneapolis, a past president of the College's Alumni
Association, and prominent participant in the American Association of University
Women; and G. Slade Schuster, Medical Administrator for the Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, Minnesota.
In addition a husband and wife will also receive the awards. They are
the Right Reverend Mr. Ivol I. Curtis and Mrs. Lillian Kinney Curtis of Los
Angeles, California. Reverend Curtis is Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Los Angeles and Mrs. Curtis has recently earned her Librarian's
degree and is serving in a Los Angeles public library.
Two of the recipients are educators. They are Professor James R.
Hawkinson, a member of the faculty of the graduate school of Sales Management
at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, and Joseph H. Markley, now of
Gallatin Gateway, Montana, who retired after 30 years as coach at Central High
School, Minneapolis, While there, he was responsible for promoting construction
of the school's athletic field - named Markley Field in his honor. This is
the only athletic field in Minneapolis which was not constructed with taxpayers'
money.
(Biographical sketch attached.)